River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1887-11-10

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Hon. and Mrs. y. P. Haugen spent a
few days in Eau Claire last week.
New stock of Hanging and Stand
Lamps at Phoenix drug store. %
Mrs. W. S. Ensign returned Saturday
evening from Rec Heights, Dakota.
Call and see those beautiful hanging
lamps at Taggart's Drug Store. 20
House TO RENT.--A dwelling house,
in good order. Apply to L. Stiles. 81
Messrs. II. L. Bixby and True Jewell,
of Star Prairie, visited in the city last
week.
Postmaster McGregor has adorned
the box castings with a black walnut
finish.
y large assortment of mems fne and
coarse shoes at Weisend's at reduced
| prices.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. WILL
lam Rasmussen was buried on Monday
last.
Prof. Sumner Farnsworth, of St.
Paul, spent Sunday with his parents
in this city.
Grand Cloak opening at F. j. Bur
hyte's Wednesday, Nov. Is, 1887. All
are invited.
School books, states, tablets, crayons
and all other supplies at E. E. d IL. l..
Levings.'
Mrs. c. G. Knowles returned last
week from visit to her sister in Mon
tevIdeO, MINI.
\ large line of underwear from the
cheapest to the best at Weisend S
Clothing Store.
A meeting of the directors of the
Bank Of River Falls was held at the
bank Monday evening.
James Cheesebro has returned from
Granite Falls, Mimi, and taken up his
abode again in Clifton.
The best line oil oYercoats ever
brought TO the city at Weisend'S Cloth
ing Store. Cheap for cash.
Born, Nov. .. 1857, to Mr.. ard Mrs.
William H. Lowell, of the town of
River Falls, a daughter.
Perfection in trusses at last reached
in the Pagan Truss. For sale at Phe-
nix drug store. 20
Mrs. j. Dyer, nee Ines Proctor,
closed her visit here last week and
returned to her home i'll Dakota.
Horse owners, you can get DIR. Her.
Tick's red ointment at the Phoenix
drug store just as he used it himself.
WANTED.-Four boarders-ladIes or
gentlemen. Apply to Mrs. A. j. West,
boutwell, house, near JOURNAL office.
As the evenings grow long do not
forget that you can find good book in
the circulating library of E. L. & IL.
L. Levings.
Agents for agricultural newspapers
were numerous during the session Of
the Farmers Institute on Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Misses Kate and Lizzie Huber, of
Ellsworth, visited friends in the city
the first of the week, the guests of
Miss Anna Dodge.
II is desired that there shall be a
full attendance at the Odd Fellows
lodge next Saturday night, as matters
of Importance are to be discussed.
y large and entirely new assortment
of stand, bracket and hanging lamps,
at very low prices. Call and see them
at TaggaTt's Drug Store. 20
A number of the Normal teachers
went to st. Paul last Saturday to at
tend the funeral Of Mrs. NJ. z. Jen-
ness, former member of the Normal
faculty of this place.
Mrs. F. J. Burhyte was the holder
of the number that drew the elegant
ice pitcher presented by the 5th Ave.
Theatre Co. last Saturday nj ght.
After the theatre Friday night the
young folks enjoyed a few hours in
tresding the rhythmic treasures of
Romdenne Bro TIERS Orchestra.
Grand Lecturer Young, of Milwau-
kee, was in town Monday and Tuesday
Frightening up the boys of the Ma
sonic fraternity in the mystic rites.
The supper given by { he ladies of the
Methodist church last Friday evening
was literally patrOnize d and the viands
provided were very toOthsome and
abundant.
Phillip L. Srooner. father of United
states Senator. job n c. Spooner, died
at his home in Madison on the Sd inst.
Mr.. SpOOner was born at New Bedford,
Mass. in ISL.
Ernest Whitehead came home from
Minneapolis Tuesday evening and re-
manned until this morning. lie is en-
gagged as packer in the Pillsbury A
Touring mill of that city.
J. Thompson, of Minneapolis, owner
Of the Jennings property on the corner
Of Second and Division streets. was in
the city last week and arranged for a
thorough fitting up of the premises.
MIS- y. P. Hsugen viii spend the
larger share OF the coming winter with
her mother in Baldwin. while her hus.
band is attempting to solve the iIltri
cate problems Of the government in
l the halls Of congress at Washington.